Mathematics Major (MAT) B.S.

Mathematics is the art of creating, recognizing, and analyzing abstract quantitative and geometrical structures. Students who pursue this course of study are trained to solve theoretical and practical problems and to communicate their solutions effectively.

Accordingly, graduates of the Math/Physics/Computer Science department will:

  • demonstrate knowledge of basic content appropriate to mathematics;

  • communicate precisely and effectively on quantitative matters;

  • perform basic mathematical modeling and interpret the results in terms of the phenomena being modeled; and

  • read mathematical material, interpret correctly what has been read, and apply it correctly.

This training provides a foundation for further graduate and professional study in many fields as well as for employment in business and industry.

For more information about the Math major leading to a teaching certification, please contact the Associate Dean of Undergraduate Education.

DEGREE TYPE: BACHELOR of science
PROGRAM CONTACT: PROFESSOR WILLIAM HARRIS
Core Courses21 hours
Required Course Selections9 hours
Elective Courses3-4 hours
Allied Courses6 hours
Total39-40

Required Course Selections

Item #
Title
Credit Hour(s)
Sub-Total Credit Hour(s)
9

Elective Courses

Select one course from the following:

Item #
Title
Credit Hour(s)
Sub-Total Credit Hour(s)
3-4

Allied Courses

Item #
Title
Credit Hour(s)
Sub-Total Credit Hour(s)
6
Total credits:
39-40